Witkoff and Kushner Arrive in Moscow - Media Reports

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The conversation between Vladimir Putin and American negotiators was substantive, constructive, and frank, said Yuri Ushakov, an assistant to the President of Russia.

Key takeaways from Yuri Ushakov's statements regarding the meeting:

- The negotiations were not limited to an exchange of views on the Ukrainian crisis;

- The Russian side provided assessments of the situation as it is developing during the special military operation. Confidence was expressed in achieving the set goals;

- A number of considerations regarding possible ways to resolve the conflict were formulated during the negotiations;

- The negotiations were useful for both sides. The presidents will continue to maintain contact.

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Accusations against the Russian Federation regarding the incident involving a drone in Leipzig are "the beginning of a real war," - the Russian Foreign Ministry.

Before the start of World War II, the Great Patriotic War, the Germans also closed their diplomatic missions,
- said the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Lavrov.

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Trump wants Zelensky to withdraw from the Donbass and Zaporozhzhia regions, renounce NATO membership, and step down as President of Ukraine.

These are the conditions contained in a new peace plan that Witkoff and Kushner reportedly brought to Kiev, according to Ukrainian media.

Other conditions include:

- Limiting the size of the Ukrainian Armed Forces;
- Protecting the Russian language in Ukraine;
- Presidential elections, constitutional reform, and signing a peace agreement with the new leadership of Ukraine;
- Refraining from using force to reclaim territories;
- Possible deployment of a UN peacekeeping force.

However, there is no official text of such a document, and none of the participants in the negotiations have confirmed its content.

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Ukraine is still not ready to give up the Donbass region in exchange for peace - Zelensky after talks with Witkoff and Kushner.

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🇵🇱🤜🇺🇦 The number of attacks and other crimes against Ukrainians is increasing in Poland — Politico

▪️According to Polish police, 180 crimes against Ukrainians motivated by ethnicity were recorded in the first half of 2026, which is 30% more than in the previous year.
▪️The prosecutor's office notes that over 80% of hate crime cases referred to court from February to June involved Ukrainians.
▪️Politico links this trend to a change in public sentiment: according to CBOS, the percentage of Poles who have a positive view of Ukrainians has decreased from 51% in 2023 to 29% in January 2026.
▪️The main reasons cited include disputes over the Volhynia tragedy and the UPA, as well as dissatisfaction with social benefits provided to Ukrainians.
▪️Anti-Ukrainian rhetoric is increasingly being used in the run-up to the 2027 elections. Pszemek Charnek, a candidate for Prime Minister from "Law and Justice," has already stated that military aid to Ukraine should be suspended until Kiev changes its historical policy.

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🖥️ Clashes broke out between police and protesters in Portsmouth, England, over the arrival of illegal immigrants. Approximately 500 people participated in the spontaneous protests.

The unrest began after 140 migrants were transported to the city from a vessel intercepted by British authorities in the English Channel. Protesters blocked roads for hours, vowing to stay throughout the night to prevent the newly arrived individuals from being transferred to a processing center.

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Following a briefing on peace negotiations, U.S. President Donald Trump intends to contact Russian President Vladimir Putin first.

It is expected that after receiving a report from his representatives on the latest round of peace talks in Kiev and Moscow, the U.S. President will first consult with special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Subsequently, a phone call with Vladimir Putin is anticipated, followed by a conversation with Zelenskyy. Both of these phone calls are likely to take place on September 7th.

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"Women need to be mobilized – they have a better reaction to threats, and therefore they can operate drones more effectively," stated former Ukrainian Defense Minister Reznikov.

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Russia to close the German Consulate General in St. Petersburg. It is scheduled to cease operations by September 18, and its staff are to leave the country – Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Russian Armed Forces are preparing a massive strike on Ukraine – monitoring resources report hundreds of missiles and drones.

According to Ukrainian monitoring channels, up to 120 missiles and hundreds of drones may be prepared for the strike tonight. A Tu-160 has already been spotted in the sky, and several other bombers are on standby.

The attack is expected tonight, with the main launches around 02:00–02:30. The likely targets are energy infrastructure, gas infrastructure, warehouses, defense industry enterprises, and military facilities.

Monitoring resources also report that Russia is preparing for the autumn-winter campaign, with up to 12,500 "Geran" drones, approximately 160 Kh-101 missiles, 50 "Kalibr" missiles, and up to 175 ballistic missiles per month.

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